Private Equity & Venture Funds
LPs are starting to ask about the infrastructure behind the portfolio, not just inside it.
Limited partners increasingly ask where fund and portfolio data actually sits, not just how it's certified. A due diligence questionnaire answered with "we use a certified cloud provider" reads as a non-answer to an LP who has seen what that certification does and doesn't cover. The same question tends to follow you into every portfolio company's own infrastructure decisions.
Fund data, LP records, and portfolio company information stay in a jurisdiction you name, not wherever a cloud provider decides to route it.
One managed environment for the fund itself, and a template you can hand to portfolio companies facing the same questions.
Deal analysis and portfolio monitoring that runs on infrastructure you control, without feeding proprietary deal data into a third party's model.
LP Due Diligence & Portfolio Data Governance
LPs conducting operational due diligence increasingly include infrastructure and data governance questions alongside the usual financial and legal review, particularly for funds holding sensitive portfolio company information. We give you a concrete architecture to point to, not a certification to gesture at.
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FAQ
Do you work with the fund itself, or its portfolio companies too?
Both, and often the same engagement covers each. Many funds start with their own fund-level infrastructure, then extend the same model to portfolio companies facing similar questions from their own customers or investors.
Can this stand up to an LP's operational due diligence questionnaire?
Yes. Because the architecture is named and documented rather than inherited from a vendor's certification, you can answer data residency and access questions directly instead of pointing to someone else's compliance page.
We already use a data room provider for deal documents. Does this replace that?
Not necessarily. This is about where your fund's operational and portfolio data lives day to day, not deal-room document sharing. Some clients run both, worth a conversation about where the overlap is for your setup.